gov ch 8-10 test Flashcards

1
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Are our rights absolute?

A

No
- cases such as yelling bomb in an airport, or fire in a movie theater, etc

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2
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What’s the first amendment?

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Freedom of Religion, Speech and the Press: The Right to Assemble and Petition

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3
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What’s the second amendment?

A

The Right to Bear Arms

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4
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What’s the third amendment?

A

Housing soldiers/quartering soldiers

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5
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What’s the fourth amendment?

A

Searches, Seizure and Warrants
- search warrants, probable cause

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6
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What’s the fifth amendment?

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  • Persons cannot be made to testify against themselves in a criminal trial.
  • cannot be tried for the same crime twice
  • peoples property cannot be taken away
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7
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What’s the sixth amendment?

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Rights to a Fair Trial
-right to speedy/public trial
- jury
-right to lawyer
-no double jeopardy
-> one try to convict someone thats it

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8
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What’s the seventh amendment?

A

Rights in a Civil Trial

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9
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What’s the eighth amendment

A

no excessive fines/bails or cruel/unusual punishments

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10
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What are civil rights

A

rights of fair and equal status and treatment and the right to participate in gov
- right to vote, protection against discrimination

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11
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what are civil liberties

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basic freedoms
- protection of gov,
- speech, guns, religion, etc

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12
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14th amendment

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caused the bill of rights to slowly start applying to all states

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13
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what amendment is the due process clause under

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the 14th (no state shall deprieve any person of life liberty or property w/o due process of law”
- bill of rights applies to all states

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14
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what is the establishment clause

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gov cant create an official religion
- sep of church and state

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15
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what is free exercise clause

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guarantees each person the right to hold any religious beliefs they choose

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16
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does the free exercise clause have limits

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yes - polygamy, illegal drugs, etc)

17
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Does the gov tend to ban hate speech

A

no (kkk ex)

18
Q

written name for defamation

A

libel

19
Q

spoken name for defamation

A

spoken

20
Q

defamation

A

publishes false statements abt someone to ruin their rep
- has to be w “actual malice”

21
Q

what case can speech be unprotected

A

speech inciting immediate and likely lawless action

22
Q

limits to protesting

A
  • cant break law and cant be on private prop
  • need permit, cant make excessive noise
23
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what is exclusionary rule

A

evidence obtained illegally and cannot be used PERIOD

24
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exceptions to search warrants

A

consent, plain view, arrested person, reasonable suspicion

25
Q

what is the right to privacy inferred from

A

1, 3, 4, 5 amendment

26
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procedural due process

A

questioning legal procedures (did the police, court, gov follow correct steps_

27
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substantive due process

A

questioning if what law says is fair (supreme court overturning laws they saw law is unfair)

28
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civil law

A

private disputes between people, over property, or relationships

29
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criminal law

A

deals w/ crimes and their punishments (law was broken)

30
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what can the gov force you to give when arrested

A

blood or fingerprints

31
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Miranda rights

A

5th amendment, dont have to self incriminate or testify in court

32
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habeas corpus

A

gov cant hold u in jail indefinitely, must go to a judge and be charged w a crime or they have to let u go